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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1952
Page
6
The High Point College Home Economics department held an afternoon session from 3:30 to 5:30 where freshmen crafted garments suited to their wardrobe needs. Students picked from play clothes to dressy dresses and beach wear, while the home furnishings class redecorated two classrooms and the living room with repainting, rearrangement, and new curtains.
Tuesday events at the YMC A include softball practice at 5:00 and adult swim at 7:00. At 6:15 the Business and Professional Club meets and Adams Club bridge at 7:30 followed by a Dance Club gathering. Thursday lists Senior High Y Teens at 4:00 and a 6:30 club picnic at Armstrong Pi.
Display at the home management house 909 W College Drive features finished furniture and draperies created by economics students. Public invited to view the pieces in a personal use display setting.
The High Point College Music Department presents Marian Stine soprano and Clarence Maxwell clarinetist in a joint recital in Roberts Hall Auditorium at 8:00 p m The program features works by Mozart Puccini Brahms and Bizet among others with Stine a HPC student and Maxwell a guest performer from Allendale Charlotte and Thom asville connections noted in the write up
The Council of Jewish Women will elect officers at 8 30 on Wednesday. Mrs Irving Tilles hosts the meeting at her West Farriss Avenue home with Mrs Louis Greenberg assisting. Members are urged to attend as this is one of the year's most important meetings.
Miss Peggy Russell bride elect will be honored at a Saturday night party hosted by Mrs Roy Stutts and Betty Summers at 7 30 o clock in Miss Summers home 332 Woodrow Avenue.
The tenth annual Debutante Ball by the High Point section of the Council of Jewish Women presented sixteen girls from across the state. Front row names include Rochelle Katzin Winston-Salem Ann Tobias High Point Joan Lee Robin Winston-Salem Vica Greensboro Millicent Cooley Asheville Maxine Schwartz Wilmington Fran Cohen Winston-Salem Dorothy Ion Asheville Jean Kanter Raleigh Barbara Prago.
Friday’s agenda lists multiple garden clubs and social groups meeting at various venues. Activities include the Pilot Club dinner at the Sheraton, RAUW art group at Mrs. Martine Barker’s Thurston Street home, Garden Makers Club luncheon at Emerywood Country Club, and garden club meetings at several residences. The Jamestown Garden Phil will host a picnic at Oakdale Community House.
The fragment questions readers about womanhood asking which traits define a helpful, reliable, generous, courteous, and selfless person. It contrasts kindness with loneliness, busyness, and self concern, inviting reflection on personal character. The text reads as a social commentary from Ruth Millett.
Mrs. May E Norman announces the marriage of Peggy Norman to Staff Sgt. Raymond Johnson. The wedding Saturday at a South Coast Baptist church was officiated by Rev. Biller with four relatives and close friends present. The bride wore an aqua suit with black accessories and an orchid. They will live with her parents while he returns to his Air Force base Great Falls Montana.
In Winston-Salem registration runs 6 30 to 7 45 p m on Saturday evening. The AAUW will host a campus tea at High ee College at 7 30 p m. Missus sell the bride elect will be hosted by Mrs Roy Stutts and Miss Betty Summers at 332 Woodrow Ave.
The Wildflower Club will meet Thursday night at 8 o clock at 605 Chandler Street, home of Mrs. Farr. Mrs. Shaw will speak on her subject titled “Wildflowers from” and share insights on local flora.
Constantine Michigan police report an unusual accident when John Foreman, eating an ice cream cone with his dog in the car, lost control while turning and crashed into a guard rail after giving the dog a lick. He faced a $175 cost for the cone.
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